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when we first started this, i thought, you know, we'd do two, maybe three investigations, then at some point we'd have nothing but video of me pacing in a kitchen someplace. guys would get the message and they'd stop showing up. we had been to locations for investigations that were near big metropolitan areas. we wanted to find out if this was also a problem in america's heartland. so we went to darke county, ohio right near greenville, ohio. the county has a population of something like 13,000. and we set up to see what would happen. by the time the investigation was over, we learned that even in this little town in ohio this was a problem. >> put your hands in the air! >> turn around. turn around. >> i'm going to read you your rights. if you have any questions -- >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> take a seat. watch your head, okay? watch your head.

>> in this case, as in the previous investigations, we worked with the computer watchdog group perverted justice. its decoys go into chat rooms posing as 12, 13, 14, 15-year-old kids home alone, open to the idea of a sexual liaison, but they go into chat rooms and they just wait. and they never make the first contact, and sometimes in a matter of minutes a man is approaching them online. the online chat becomes sexual, and the next thing you know a meeting is set. >> come on in, man. i just whacked my toe on the banister. >> where are you? >> i hit my toe on the banister. i've got to go get a band-aid. now i'm bleeding. and i'm going to get shot if i bleed on the rug. hang out at the bar for a second. i'll be right back down. all right? >> all right. >> sorry. >> because we're out in the

country, these guys in some cases had to drive a couple hours or more. and alonzo wade was one of those guys. he turns towards the door, and he's doing something with his zipper. i still to this day don't know exactly what his plan was. he might have been getting ready to go outside to relieve himself he might have, you know, been plotting something else. but he did pull down his zipper before he turned around and walked to the bar. >> how are you tonight? >> fine. >> why don't you do me a favor and have a seat right over there on that stool. >> yes, sir. >> what were you doing with your pants there when you were heading towards the door? were you hiding something in your pants? >> no. there ain't nothing. i'll show you everything. >> i don't need to see everything. >> but now my zipper came down. excuse me. >> you brought quite the selection tonight. >> yes, sir. >> what do we have here? >> well, that's mine. >> all of this is yours. >> yes, sir. >> a lot of these guys are just trying to do their best to get out of a bad situation. so they're trying to make up

their story on the spot. alonzo wade tried to tell me that this alcohol was for him. >> and you just thought this would be a nice, warm place to drink it? >> well, no, sir. she -- i was talking to her online. she invited me over. >> and who is she? >> what is her online name? bush girl or something like that. >> bush sucks girl. >> that's it. >> that's it. and who are you? >> i'm alonzo hampton wade. i'll show you my i.d. >> alonzo hampton wade. and alonzo, how old are you? >> 40. i told her how old i was. >> and how old is she? >> she told me she was 15. >> 15. >> yes, sir. i just wanted a place to drink. i wasn't going to do nothing. >> you didn't have any place to drink, so you thought you'd come here? >> yes, sir. >> just to hang out and drink. >> yes, sir. >> and you were going to drink -- >> no, some of that was going home with me. >> some was going home. >> oh, yeah. >> were you going to give any to the 15-year-old? >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i don't do that. i got a 15-year-old daughter

myself. >> you have a 15-year-old daughter yourself? >> yes. i just wanted a place to sit and drink. >> why couldn't you drink at home. >> well, my daughter's got her friends there and i don't like drinking in front of her. >> you thought you'd come over here and drink in front of another 15-year-old girl who is not your daughter? >> no, that's not my intention. my intentions was to not -- well, yeah, my intentions was to drink in front of a -- >> 15-year-old girl. >> yeah. i see what you're saying. >> does that make any sense? >> no. >> so why don't you tell me why you're really here? >> to drink. >> to drink? >> yeah. >> so now, let me ask you this. you're here in this house where you believe a 15-year-old girl is home alone. you bring the booze into the house. >> right. >> how would you feel if while you're over here some 40-year-old guy is at your house bringing booze to your 15-year-old daughter and her friends? >> probably the same way you feel right now. >> you tell me. >> i'd feel probably the same way you feel right now. >> why is it okay for to you do it?

>> i don't know why i did it. >> i just wanted to party. >> no 40-year-olds to party with. nobody who is grown up in the whole state of ohio. >> i didn't say in the whole state, but go where i'm from. >> alonzo wade tried to tell me that he was not there to have sex with a 15-year-old girl. now, at some point he cracks a little bit and says, well, maybe he would. and i say to him, well, what is it, yes, no, maybe so? >> it appears to be clear from this transcript that you are open to the idea of having sex with this girl. >> no. well, appear, yes. would i? no. or maybe. all right. maybe. >> what is it, alonzo? yes, no, maybe so? >> maybe. >> maybe. so maybe you would have had sex with this girl? >> maybe. if she wanted sex and i was drunk enough, i'm not going say i wouldn't. and i'm not going say i would. i can't say what i would do when i'm drunk. >> well, you know, i've got to tell you that i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" -- >> oh, i understand. >> and we're doing a story on

adults going on the internet trying to hook up with teens. >> right. i see the cameras coming in and everything. >> as we're finishing the interview, i say, what do you think should happen to you? >> i should go to jail. >> put your hands in the air. >> turn around. turn around. >> the darke county sheriff's department in ohio was running a parallel investigation. so when i finished talking to the men who arrived at our hidden camera house, they would leave and they would be arrested. >> you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present during questioning if you wish. do you understand that? yes, sir. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'd rather not say. >> why don't you just tell me what you do for a living. >> i'm a teacher. >> you're a teacher. and what grade do you teach? >> sixth grade. >> sixth grade. to get the heck out of dodge?" [ chuckles ] i say you get the heck into one. ♪ ♪

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are you going to call if you're coming or if you're not? >> we wanted to do something different in ohio. so we found a very, very young-looking 19-year-old

actress who would be in the house with us and pose as the on-site decoy. >> i'd really like to see you. >> we didn't think james rutherford was going to show up. he had engaged in a long, explicit, suggestive webcam interaction with our decoy, showing a little parts of the body. later, though, he said, i'm not sure this is the right thing to do. >> i was really looking forward to it. that's not fair. i'm so bored here. >> but all of a sudden, this red corvette comes down the driveway and parks right around back. now, the way we had it set up was that the guy would park in front and walk around back, but he drove right up to the back door. so we all had to scramble into position. >> okay. gotcha. i'm familiar with that approach. >> come on in. [ knock on door ] >> the door's open. >> where are you? >> i just wanted to go finish

getting ready. i'll be right there. >> where are you? >> i'll be right back. just sit at the bar. and i'll be right there. >> come here. >> no, i promise, i'll be right back. >> no, come here. come here. >> actually, i want you to come here. >> that's what i thought. >> rutherford alluded to the potential of this being a setup. perhaps a police sting. he even talks about, you know, maybe this is morally not the right thing to do, as infatuated as he said he was. but he does it anyway. and i think it speaks to the level of addiction and compulsion some of these guys develop online. >> why don't have you a seat right over there, please. >> okay. >> what are you doing here? >> i just came to hang out really. >> you came to hang out? >> yeah. >> and you came to hang out with who? >> i had a feeling this was going on, honestly. >> you had a feeling what was going on?

>> that this was some sort of setup. >> a setup. a setup for what? >> i don't know. and i'll be honest with you, i didn't -- i didn't come here for anything physical. i just was bored. i'm going through a divorce. i just wanted to get out of the house, honestly. >> so you couldn't go to a sports bar to watch a game or -- >> i've been doing that all weekend, man. >> so you thought you'd come here to this house? >> i knew it wasn't a good idea from the get-go. >> who did you think you were going to meet here? >> just this kid i've been talking to. >> this kid? >> i know she's a kid. >> how old? >> 13, 14. >> 13. and how old are you? >> too old for a 13, 14-year-old. >> too old? and how old is that? >> 26. >> 26. and you thought it was okay to come over here to visit a 13-year-old girl home alone? >> no. i really didn't. >> but you're here. >> i know. i don't know why.

>> now, i know before he walks in what rutherford does for a living. he even talks about it in his chat. we think we have it nailed down, but you never really know. i mean, he could have said that just to gain the confidence of a young teenage girl. so when i talk to him about what he does for a living, i don't say, are you a -- i ask him, what do you do? >> what do you do for a living, jim? >> i'd rather not say. >> jim? >> i'd rather not say. >> why don't you just tell me where you work? >> who do you work for? >> i'll get to that in a minute. >> i'd really like to know. i'm sure i'm on tv or something right now. >> why don't you tell me what you do for a living? >> i'm a teacher. >> you're a teacher. and what grade do you teach? >> sixth grade. >> sixth grade. so you teach kids about the same age as the girl you were coming to see? >> i would never do anything.

i don't know why i'm here. can i go? >> i couldn't help but point out to him that he was coming to visit a girl who was basically the same age as the kids he taught in a private catholic school near cincinnati. and as a parent, as a journalist, as anybody, that's bothersome. >> you were on your webcam showing off in front of this 13-year-old girl. >> i know. >> and the conversation you had with this girl -- >> was bad. i know. i know. i don't know why. i need help. >> "you're cute, too, definitely have a pretty face. for jail bait. laugh out loud." >> i know. it was wrong. i knew it was wrong. i'm sorry. >> "i could be your teacher. would you flirt with me?" she says, "wink at you and stuff. hee, hee. okay. cute. you'd like that. i'd be flattered." not like that's a bad thing. innocent enough? >> i knew i shouldn't have come. i knew i shouldn't have come. i'm sorry, man. i knew it.

i -- >> at some point he turns this corner and it goes from an interview with me to a virtual counseling session. >> i am going through a divorce. my wife thursday told me she was leaving me. i don't know what's on this -- i mean, i was just in an ohio chat room, an adult chat room. and this was a week or so ago and she started talking to me. >> yeah, but that doesn't make it right for you to -- >> i know. >> -- to have this kind of discussion. >> i know. and i shouldn't have. >> divorce is tough. everybody gets that. nobody is going to make fun of that. >> on top of that what kills me right now, i've thought about this a lot for years. maybe i should just stop. maybe i should get counseling. maybe i should get help. and i always thought, well, it's not that big a deal, i've never taken it to this step. i don't know if this week has just pushed me over the edge. >> look, you're not the first

guy to have an issue with the internet and sexually charged conversations. >> i know. >> addictions and compulsions. i mean, we see it a lot. >> instead of me being arrested, is there some way you can help me? >> well, i don't know that i can do that. >> i mean, will you give me some of the information here and tell me what exactly is going on? >> you want to know what's going on. do you ever watch television? do you ever watch "dateline nbc"? >> oh, damn, i've seen one of these. >> you've seen one of these. >> and that's one of the reasons i thought, why am i doing this? this could be a setup. i'll get -- >> but let me get this straight, you've actually seen our previous programs on computer predators. >> i didn't think i was a predator. i wasn't out -- i wasn't coming up here for anything physical. i know i talked -- look, that was like fantasy. that was like fantasy. >> i know, but everybody says that. but what's going to happen if i'm not here and the 13-year-old girl is? you got all charged up by seeing

-- >> i know. >> -- this gal on the webcam. "could i kiss you anywhere?" >> i'm sorry. i know it's -- >> "that would be fun. can i kiss it?" >> i'm not a psychiatrist, but i sensed that these guys were relieved to get this off their chest. to tell folks what they've been going through. >> sheriff's department. stop, put your hands on your head. >> i think you do have a problem. >> obviously. >> and you've admitted that. okay? that you have talked to minors before, 13 years of age. do you masturbate while you're doing this? >> sometimes. i have, yeah. >> so you're so driven by this -- >> sir, it's not like it's -- >> just listen to me. >> no, i think i -- i feel like i should at least tell you it's not like it's -- i go on there specifically looking for little kids. >> what ultimately happens to these people is not for me to decide. and in spite of what is an explicit chat and what looks like would constitute a felony and serious criminal charge, you know, what happens to them is up

to the criminal justice system. that's not up to me. but to see somebody who could hurt a child or expose a child to an early sexual encounter that could scar that child for the rest of their life, to be caught and deal with the consequences of that, i think is a positive thing. >> do you see any action? >> yeah. >> did you go to the war? >> yes, when it first happened. >> in iraq? >> yeah. >> now, as a member of the united states military, there's a code of honor. >> uh-huh. >> did you break that code tonight? >> i would say in some ways, yeah. you start at point "a."

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>> your heart is always in your throat for the first couple, and then, of course, you're anxious. you're approaching somebody you don't know, and as much as we've researched this person's background, you just never know what's going to happen. and you have to be prepared. so yeah, you're anxious every time you do it. that never goes away. find the place all right? >> yeah. >> why don't you bring your bag and come on over here for a minute, would you? >> somehow i knew that was going to happen. >> you knew what was going to happen? what's this? have a seat on that stool there, if you would. >> in ohio, we saw really for the first time multiple guys say that they had seen one of our past three investigations. and it did surprise me. because i'm thinking, well, if you saw the previous show, you know, what are you doing here?

>> ronnell, do you ever watch television? >> uh-huh. >> do you ever watch "dateline nbc"? >> yeah, and i've seen this on tv before. >> you've seen this on tv before? >> i pretty much knew it was going to happen. >> what made you think that this was going to happen? >> for one, which i think is kind of -- i think it really, you know, is kind of like misleading in a way, but from what i just knew, i could tell because of how she just kept trying to see if i was really going to come. >> so you smelled a rat? >> yeah. >> but you came anyway? >> yeah. >> why? >> something i did. >> something you did. >> yeah. >> you feel sorry for a lot of these guys, and especially if you're talking about somebody who served in the military, if they served perhaps in the iraqi war. what are you doing here? then you go back and read the transcript. and you see what was said, how

it was said. >> what do you do for a living? >> i just got out of the military. >> you got out of the military. what branch? >> the navy. >> the navy. and where did you serve in the navy? >> well, i was stationed in washington. >> in washington. >> been deployed like two, three times. >> did you see any action? >> yeah. >> did you go to the war? >> i was the first one to go, when it first happened? >> in iraq? >> yeah. >> now, as a member of the united states military, there's a code of honor. >> uh-huh. >> did you break that code tonight? >> i'd say in some ways, yeah. >> in some ways yes. >> yeah. but in other ways, i would say no because i really haven't, you know, actually -- >> but ronnell, you're a grown man -- >> yeah. >> -- showing up with alcohol to meet a 13-year-old girl home alone. how does that look? >> bad. >> after you reread that transcript, you feel a little

less sorry for these guys. >> you say, "well, i'm in for whatever. i'm not scary. i don't have no girlfriend. you should be my little mammy." what does that mean? >> that's just a little joke. >> a little joke. >> i didn't know how she took it serious or not but i ain't. >> she talks about how she doesn't want to get pregnant. you say, "i wouldn't get you pregnant." >> she brought it up. i didn't. >> yeah, but you're here. >> she's the one that brought all that up. i just -- she wanted the drinks. so i got the alcohol. >> "if you wanted to have sex, i would, okay. i know that's what you wanted me to say, wasn't it?" so you were game if she was game, basically? >> i couldn't say 100% that i would. >> what percent could you say? >> i would say more like 50/50. >> a 50/50 deal. so maybe you'd have sex with her, maybe not?

>> yeah. >> this is the part where i say i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" and the cameras come out and we ask if there's anything else you want to tell us. so if there's anything else you want us to know, we'd like to hear it. >> no, not really. just -- i mean, okay, i realize coming here was a mistake, but good thing that it ain't progressed to nothing further. >> it's a good thing that we were here and a 13-year-old girl was not. >> right. i'm not saying that anything would happen but i don't know. i just apologize if i've offended anybody. but -- >> you have the right to remain silent. you understand that? say yes or no. >> yes, sir. >> in every investigation, once

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delayed some flights and is expected to impact thanksgiving travel. and in a phone call to the israeli prime minister today, president obama talked about the nuclear deal with the u.s. and other world leaders signed with iran last night. benjamin netanyahu has called that deal an historic mistake. back to "predator raw." come on in. i have to finish getting changed, okay? >> huh? >> i've got to finish getting changed. okay? >> well, i'll watch you. >> hang on for a second. >> kevin westerbeck walks in. and he's very short. and so i lean over the bar to talk to him. i said, why don't you have a seat. and he doesn't want to do it. but i said no, please. so he jumps up on the bar stool. >> hey, how are you? >> fine. how are you doing? >> why don't you do me a favor and have a seat right over there on that stool? >> it's like i just sat next to him at the sports bar or something, we were talking about a hockey game. i said --

>> what are you up to tonight? >> not much. she asked me to come over and -- >> please, have a seat. who asked you to come over exactly? >> hmm? >> who asked you to come over? >> destiny. >> destiny. and how did you meet destiny? >> hmm? >> how did you meet destiny? >> on the computer. she said hi and stuff. >> she said hi and stuff. >> uh-huh. >> and who -- do me a favor and just keep your hands out of your pockets. >> okay. >> before westerbeck walked into the house, we knew that he was to be in court four days later to go before a judge and to be sentenced for doing the very same thing he was doing on this night. >> kevin, you've had some contact with the law before. >> that's correct. >> tell me about that. >> this child -- it was a child -- i forget what it is. >> child solicitation?

>> they said i came out to meet some girl, i guess. >> so let me get this straight. you were accused of doing the very same thing that you're out doing tonight? >> i had no intention of this. >> all right. let's go back to the other case for a minute. you pleaded guilty to solicitation of a minor for sex. >> it's a plea. >> it was a plea. >> right. >> you pleaded guilty. >> correct. >> and you got sentenced for that plea, correct? >> that's correct. >> 11 months? >> correct. >> in fact, next week, on thursday, you have to go to court? >> correct. >> and they're going to decide whether or not you're going to become a registered sex offender? >> yes. >> and then you're going to go to prison. >> correct. >> what then are you doing in

this house less than a week before you're supposed to be in court and go to prison for doing the very same thing? >> stupidity because i didn't expect this to be like that. >> so what, it's my fault? >> no, it's not your fault. i'm not saying that. >> he told me at first he was just there to talk to the girl, to hang out. what's wrong with that? almost challenging me as to why i would question him. and then i start to read from the chat log. >> she says, "i like kissing." you say, "would you get naked? i just don't want to get cold," she says. you say, "have sex?" now, a moment ago you told me this wasn't a sexually oriented conversation. that was a lie, too, wasn't it? >> i was just talking. >> just talking. >> and you know, little by little his story starts to fall apart. >> "it would be fun, then, okay?" you say, "then i'm big." she says" really, yeah how?" and you give the dimension of

your penis. that's not sexual? >> just bs talk. >> just bs talk. >> to me it was. >> so that bs talk got you sentenced to prison once already. and less than a week before you're supposed to go to court and prison, you are here in this house trying to meet a 13-year-old girl home alone. >> i'm stupid. i'm weak. it's just this -- i have no intentions of having sex with her. >> how can you say that? >> that's what it says, but i didn't. >> why should i believe that? >> because i'm telling you the truth. >> you didn't tell me the truth when you answered the first six questions i asked. you lied then. >> no, i didn't plan on having sex.

>> well, come on. what did you plan on doing? >> i was just going to plan on meeting her saying hi, how are you doing and that's it. >> and that's it? >> that's it. >> less than a week before you're supposed to go to court where you're probably going to be designated a registered sex offender, then you're going to go to prison. >> that's correct. >> for 11 months. >> that's correct. >> after pleading guilty to solicitation of a child for sex, you just figured, oh, i'm just going to pop in and have a nice little conversation with a 13-year-old girl. that's your story? >> that is my story, sir. >> it never fails during one of these investigations that two or three guys show up at the same time. and, of course, that was the case with kevin westerbeck. they're whispering to me that, you know, there's another potential predator about to walk in. i was just finishing with kevin westerbeck, but i didn't want to rush through it because it was an important interview. so i finish just in time. westerbeck leaves through one door, and the next guy comes in the other door.

>> sheriff's department. >> i want you to take a seat in that chair over there. >> the sheriff's office will take the handcuffs off you and everything like that. not one for the road? >> no. >> you understand what i mean by that? >> i know exactly what you're saying. i know exactly what you're saying. that was not my intent. i learned my lesson the first time. >> obviously not. >> no. >> right? obviously not? >> well, i wasn't coming -- >> chatting with a 13-year-old female about your penis size on the internet and you drove about what, an hour and a half to get here to meet a 13-year-old female in the middle of the night who you knew by looking at the chats her parents weren't home. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> when the judge in the first case hears that he's been arrested again, you know, for doing the same thing, he's, you know, classified as a sex offender. >> i'm required in this hearing to make a determination as to whether or not i believe based

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he's here. here's my wide. >> we need the wide. we need the type right around the corner. they've been busting them down here. >> just telephoto in now.

>> zoom in. >> the police are able to monitor what's going on. so they're not surprised when the guy leaves because i'm not communicating with the police. so there has to be a way for them to kind of figure out what potential threat that they're going to face once this man walks from our investigation into their investigation. >> hello? >> hello? >> is anybody here? >> yeah, come on in. just sit at the bar for a second. i just cut my toe. i've got to put a band-aid on it or i'm going to bleed on the rug and my mom's going to kill me. >> where is your mom? >> not here. >> it's impossible to know exactly how each and every one of these men is going to react. what i try to do is say please have a seat over there. i like to see where their hands are. just try to keep a good look

into their eyes and see, you know, where this is going to go. most of the time, because we have the element of surprise, the guy does sit down. sometimes they get a little rangy and they want to walk around, but for the most part they sit and talk. >> why don't you do me a favor? why don't you have a seat on the other side of the bar there, right on that stool? >> okay. >> please sit down. >> how can i help you tonight? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> i don't know. >> now, did you bring condoms? >> yes. >> you did? >> uh-huh. >> put them on the counter, please. now, what -- >> i didn't bring -- it was already on me. >> it was already in your pocket? >> yes. >> this guy who was a grad student from a nearby university really didn't think anything even close to this was going to happen to him.

now, i don't know how often he had chatted with young girls online before, but he was one of those guys who was really caught off guard. >> it was fake, i think. >> it was fake? >> mm-hmm. >> what was fake? >> the girl. >> the girl? >> mm-hmm. >> and who were you here to meet? >> she said me sarah. >> sarah. and how old is sarah? >> she was young. >> young. how young? >> pretty young. >> pretty young, as in what age? >> 15. >> 15. what is a 27-year-old man doing in a home trying to meet a 15-year-old girl who is alone? >> it's not right. >> then why did you do it? >> i shouldn't do it. >> i mean, help me to understand what you were thinking about here? >> i don't know. i was -- i was bored. >> you were bored? >> mm-hmm.

and i wanted to meet a girl from online. >> you wanted meet somebody from online. well, if you're bored, why don't you just go see a movie? read a book. why engage in this sort of talk on the internet? what do you think would have happened if you had come in here and there really was a 15-year-old girl? what would have happened? >> i don't know. >> well, i can tell you what it sounds like was going to happen. >> often these guys will try to spin you, and they think that they have a good story that will explain why they're there and if they come up with a good enough story, they're going to walk right out the door and face no consequences at all. but i've got the transcript. and once i start reading those, that typically opens them up. and that's when they start saying, okay, here's what i did, here's what i was up to. >> you have a pretty explicit talk here.

"so you're old enough." "yeah, i think so," she says. "when will your dad be back? monday. cool, we have two days," you say. >> i don't usually do this. it is -- it is embarrassing to me. >> it's embarrassing to you? >> uh-huh. >> why it is so embarrassing to you? you weren't embarrassed here when you were talking about it on the internet? >> when you are on the internet, you can usually be comfortable. >> "i don't want to have any problem, you know. kissing is okay." >> yeah. and i -- >> but you also say in the next breath, "have you ever seen a" blank, meaning penis. "i have on the internet," she says. then you say, "do you want to see mine? do you want a sex movie?" she says, "do you have those, too?"

you say, "i don't have but i can borrow one." and then you say to her, "don't say anything to anybody that i'm coming." sure seems like you knew what you were talking about here and you knew what you wanted from this 15-year-old girl. >> i don't want to have sex but -- >> what do you mean you don't want to have sex? >> kissing. >> you talk about -- no, it's not just kissing. you talk about showing her your penis. >> this was really the first time where we saw a number of guys raise religion as a defense. when i confront them they say, well, i really wasn't going to go through with this because of my religious nature. >> i don't do it. again. >> you won't do it again? >> no. this is first. >> this is your first time? >> yeah. against my religion. >> it's against your religion. >> today i choose to come here or not. so i decided to come.

but i shouldn't have come. >> well, why did you if you're so religious? if you knew it was so wrong? why did you walk into this house? >> i don't know. >> when i first started talking to him, he stuck to his story. you know, he thought the girl was older. he didn't think there was anything wrong with what he was doing. he wasn't breaking any laws. and that went on for a while until, you know, i started confronting him with the transcripts. and then suddenly he admits, well, i had talked to my college roommates about this and they did tell me it's against the law here in the united states. he was here from another country, i believe, turkey. >> do you know that it's against the law? >> my friends told me, but i don't know. i've been for two years. last year i was in a dorm. my friends just told me. >> your friends told you that in fact it was against the law to do what you did tonight?

>> mm-hmm. >> but you did it anyway. right? >> mm-hmm. >> do you ever watch television? >> mm-hmm. >> do you ever watch "dateline nbc"? >> no. >> i'm chris hansen. and i'm a reporter for "dateline nbc." it's a news show. and we're doing a story on computer predators. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> once these guys are arrested, they're evaluated and they're monitored. >> if you decide at any time to exercise these rights, you can make any statement. do you understand? >> you ask her if she's horny. >> what's wrong with that? >> you ask if she does anal. >> it's a question. >> in this state, depending on the circumstances, that is against the law. do you get that? >> it's against the law to say

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you there? i'm going to go up and get ready, okay? >> okay. >> wait at the bar for like five minutes and then follow me up, okay? >> okay. >> okay. >> why don't you do me a favor and just have a seat over there on the other side of the bar? >> okay. >> how's it going? >> all right. >> did you find a place to park okay? >> yeah. >> yeah? why don't you have a seat? what's your plan for tonight? >> nothing really. >> nothing really? >> mm-mm. >> this was one of those guys who just won't admit that anything they said or did was inappropriate. to hear them tell the story, this is all fantasy, talking

about this online isn't really doing it. it's just freedom of expression. it's fantasizing. we're not really going to follow through on it. and so they shouldn't be held responsible for it. >> you ask her if she's a virgin. >> i ask everybody all kinds of stuff. it's just talk. >> "do you sleep naked?" >> what's wrong with asking questions? >> well, some of the questions are pretty graphic. "you going to be naked when i show up? legs spread and i will" blank "you right away." >> okay. so i said that stuff. >> you ask her if she's horny. >> what's wrong with that? >> you ask if she does anal. >> it's a question. >> i know. but you're asking the question

of somebody who identified themselves as an underage girl. and in this state, depending on the circumstances, that is against the law. do you get that? >> it's against the law to say it on there? >> it's against the law to solicit an underage girl for sex, yes. >> that's not what i -- if that's what it was, i'm sorry. i didn't know. >> he was just going to stick with his story. i mean, there i had it in black and white that the girl he was coming to see was 15. he talks about how she shouldn't tell anybody about this, he'd get in trouble, but it would be worth it. his blood is pumping, his heart is pounding. he's so excited. and yet when i read some of this back to him, he just won't admit that this was illegal, immoral or anything else. >> and how old is this girl you came here to meet? >> i believe she's 18. >> 18? >> uh-huh. >> and what made you think she was 18? >> because i thought she said she was 18. >> do you want to try again? >> no.

that's what i thought. >> that's not what she told you, is it? >> i don't know. >> well, you can say that. >> okay. >> but i have the transcript of the conversation. >> okay. >> and right up top she says she's 15. >> okay. >> how old are you? >> 21. >> 21. and why did you think it was appropriate or legal to come here to meet a 15-year-old girl home alone? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> no. >> you've got to have a better answer than that. >> i didn't think she was 15. >> but that's not what it says here in the transcript of the chat. i've read the whole thing. so you might as well just tell me. >> i don't know. i really don't know. i thought she was 18. >> what's that say right there? what number is that? >> 15.

>> 15. okay. go ahead, sit down. >> i don't remember. >> isn't that a little convenient, that all of a sudden you're sitting here talking to me and you don't remember? >> no. it happened probably last night. >> a whole 24 hours ago. >> at some point during his interview with detectives he did admit that he wanted to meet a young teenage girl for sex. >> i'm going to read you your rights. if you have any questions, you tell me. okay? >> okay. can i just be shot? >> you have the right to remain silent. do you understand that? >> yes. >> do you understand what kind of trouble you're in here tonight? >> yes. >> tell me. what kind of trouble you're in. >> probably jail. >> no, what did you do wrong? >> i showed up to solicit a minor. >> for what? >> i guess sex.

hi, how are you? >> "dateline's" hidden cameras head to the beach, and so do these suspected predators. >> how you doing? >> look at the beach. it's so pretty. i'm kind of shy. >> no hug? >> reporter: grown men online targeting kids. >> brought my clothes. >> there is a college teacher who arrives bearing gifts. >> chocolate and flowers, very nice. >> a man who is shy but hopes our decoy isn't. >> flash me. >> come on, come in here. it's freezing. >> flash me. >> and a volunteer fireman in a fire engine red sports car. >> is this a dangerous guy? >> absolutely. >> they run, they hide. but when they get outside -- >> get on the ground, get on the